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What distinguishes contour drawing from gesture drawing?
Contour drawing focuses on edges and line weight, while gesture drawing emphasizes action and does not strictly follow edges.
What elements combine to create three-dimensionality in design?
Shape and mass/volume.
How does pattern differ from texture in design?
Pattern is a repetitive motif, while texture refers to the surface quality of an element.
What are some techniques to convey space in a two-dimensional design?
Size, vertical location, overlapping, aerial perspective, and plan/elevation/perspective.
What are the three main parts of color?
Hue, value, and saturation.
What is emphasis in design?
Emphasis draws attention to a particular content, making it more prominent.
What constitutes a focal point in design?
A specific place of visual emphasis that attracts the viewer's gaze.
Which design principle connects parts of a design into a cohesive whole?
Continuity.
How does repetition in design help convey meaning?
Repeating an image or word can establish its importance.
Alignment naturally draws the eye to a point near the center, giving those elements perceived importance.
What role does alignment play in design?
What is the difference between scale and proportion?
Scale refers to size in relation to the whole, while proportion refers to relative size among elements.
How do we achieve balance in design?
By considering the visual weight of objects and achieving equal distribution.
What characterizes symmetrical balance?
Symmetrical balance features shapes repeated on either side of a vertical axis, resembling a mirror image.
What is asymmetrical balance?
Achieving balance through dissimilar objects of equal visual weight, often appearing less planned.
What creates visual rhythm in design?
The repetition of different elements that can evoke various feelings and often create movement.
What are the principles of GREAT design?
Less, but better; 2. Blow people’s minds; 3. Don’t cause unnecessary harm; 4. Let function inform design; 5. Design local, think global.
What is the purpose of design thinking?
To design with intent and focus on human-centered problem-solving.
What are the stages of the design thinking process?
Emphasize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test.
What is the most conventional design method?
Drawing.
What is the goal of brainstorming in creative methods?
To generate many ideas.
What does human-centered design prioritize?
Human needs, capabilities, and behaviors.
What is anthropometrics in design?
The measurement of the size and proportions of the human body.
Equitable; 2. Flexibility; 3. Simple; 4. Perceptible; 5. Tolerance for error; 6. Low effort; 7. Size and space.
What are the 7 Universal Design Principles?
What is Universal Design?
Designing products and environments to be usable by people of all ages and abilities.
Why is understanding culture important in design?
Culture influences all aspects of human life, including design.
How does globalization impact design?
It aims to provide uniformity to product culture, which can homogenize consumer needs.
What can designers do to promote diversity?
Redefine normal, be inclusive, recognize biases, and engage diverse teams.
How does consumer behavior relate to design?
It studies the processes individuals use to select and use products to satisfy needs.
What defines an industrial product?
A product bought for further processing or use in conducting business.
How do designers benefit from understanding consumer culture?
It allows for more relevant and successful product offerings.
What can advertising do for a product's connection to culture?
Effective advertising appeals to cultural identities, enhancing resonance with consumers.
What should be avoided in ethnicity-oriented marketing?
Misguided strategies that can alienate multicultural consumers.
What is the significance of shared symbols and meanings in culture?
They help individuals operate within their ecological communities.
What is the impact of design on individual accessibility?
Good design enables individuals with disabilities to manage independently and contribute to society.